It would be helpful to have some type of identifier besides the date and version for backups for people with multiple hubs without having to manually edit the backup file names.
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agreed .. for now i have to manually move backups between directories on the pcs to keep them straight. it would be nice to have the name or ip or even specify a perfix for backs ...
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If you have an always-on Widows computer why not use a scheduled task to run a PowerShell script. This should get you going. Simply create a scheduled task for each hub and include the hub name in $output variable.
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When you automatically download them from the hub, why not save them into a directory based upon the hub name or IP?
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I agree with Lewis.
It would be very helpful to have some kind of hub identifier for backups.
+1 here as well. It's not the end of the world but could be very useful for multi hubs users.
I don't download automatically, and I do currently stick them in their own folder manually, but this is annoying. I don't usually post feature requests until it starts annoying me and it currently is.
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2.2.5.127 has hub name as file name prefix when you download a backup. Non-alphanumeric characters are replaced with "_".
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Many love bubbles are floating your way from everyone! 
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I just noticed that this doesn't happen when I click "Download latest backup" on the Update page. It would be nice if this were consistent.
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Same, was just about to post about this:
Daily backup also doesn't include hub name in auto backup:
Many places to check:
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Automated backup create
-- not adding hub name (pic above) -
Manual download on Backup and Restore page
-- Adds hub name -
Manual download on Diagnostic page
-- not adding hub name, and has an entirely different naming convention -
